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Hundreds of Southern California schools cancel classes because of raging wildfires

More than 200,000 students have been affected by school closures in about two dozen districts, the largest being the Los Angeles Unified School District, which closed at least 265 schools, officials said. The University of California at Los Angeles canceled classes Thursday but resumed them Friday. Districts in and around San Diego closed Friday, along with Cal State San Marcos and Palomar College. Also closed at one time or another this week because of the fires were Cal State Northridge, Los Angeles Valley College, Santa Monica College, Los Angeles Mission College and Los Angeles Pierce College. -- Washington Post

Jim de Bree: Year-end tax planning conundrums

Last week I gave a presentation at Cal State Northridge to about 40 tax professionals. In that presentation I analyzed the impact on a dozen or so taxpayers at different income levels. There are few general trends, and how each taxpayer fares is highly dependent on that taxpayer’s particular facts and circumstances. -- Santa Clarita Valley Signal

Skirball Fire 75 Percent Contained

Classes at UCLA, Cal State Northridge, Los Angeles Valley College and Santa Monica College resumed Friday after being canceled Thursday. -- California Patch

College basketball: No. 1 Duke upset by Boston College

Loyola Marymount 74, at Cal State Northridge 57: James Batemon scored 25 points and Eli Scott added 20 off the bench for the Lions (5-4), who shot 53.7% from the field in the road win. The Matadors (1-8), playing only their second game at home, were led by Tavrion Dawson with 16 points. -- Los Angeles Times

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